#4 Carlos Williams Sr. G Louisville, KY UNC-Charlotte. #20 Corey Camphor So. G Upper Marlboro, MD Bridgton Academy

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2 Bowie State Men s Basketball Radio / TV Roster #1 David Paris Sr. F San Jose, CA California-Berkley #3 Corey Stevens So. G Glenarden, MD Good Counsel HS #4 Carlos Williams Sr. G Louisville, KY UNC-Charlotte #5 Arthur Bowers Sr. G Wilmington, DE Univ. of Massachusetts #12 Anthony Ivory Jr. F/C Washington, DC Temple Univ. #13 Jeron Jackson Jr. G Kensington, MD Einstein HS #15 Curtis Massey Jr. F Upper Marlboro, MD Dodge City CC #20 Corey Camphor So. G Upper Marlboro, MD Bridgton Academy #24 Jamil Ab dal-aliyy Sr. C Houston, TX Univ. #30 Christian Jackson So. F Alexandria, VA Manhattan College #32 Ella Ella Sr. F Washington, DC Knoxville College #32 Joshua Johnson Sr. F Annapolis, MD Polk CC #43 Orlando Wright Sr. G Bowie, MD Prince George s CC #44 Emanuel Witherspoon Sr. C Temple Hills, MD Riverdale Baptist HS #45 Jason Ingram Sr. G Alexandria, VA Dodge City CC Fred Burroughs Assistant Coach Timothy Thomas Assistant Coach James Simmons Assistant Coach Ronald Winbush Assistant Coach #55 Matthew Legare Fr. G Glen Burnie, MD Antioch Christian School Luke D Alessio Head Coach

3 TABLE OF CONTENTS / QUICK FACTS Bulldogs Men's basketball Media Guide Table of Contents Media Information / Bulldogs Quick Facts...1 History of Bowie State University...2 University President...3 Athletic Administration Outlook...6 Head Coach...7 Assistant Coaches...8 Roster Breakdown...9 Meet the Bulldogs Statistics All-Time vs. Opponents Year -by-year Results All-Time Game-by-Game Results Superlatives Individual Career Records Athletic Staff Directory The CIAA Media Information Interviews: Arrangements for interviews with the student-athletes and coaches must be coordinated through Gregory C. Goings - Sports Information Director. Credentials: Requests for media credentials should be made at least 48 hours in advance of the game date. No credential requests will be accepted on game day. Credentials will be left at James Gymnasium (A.C. Jordan Arena) Will Call Table. Press Row: The press area is located at the scorers table and across from the scorers table and is restricted to working media representatives and others whose duties entail the use of press row. Pre-game information, game notes and complete halftime and fi nal statistics will be provided. All media are expected to observe proper decorum on press row at all times per NCAA regulations. Only authorized print personnel are guaranteed seating. Photography/Video: Photographers and videographers may shoot along the end lines in designated areas. Broadcast Space: Since broadcast space in A.C. Jordan Arena is limited, it is suggested that only one radio and/or TV crew be designated from the visiting team s media. Contact the BSU Offi ce of Sports Information at least two weeks in advance to coordinate arrangements. A courtesy line is available in the upper broadcast booth of A.C. Jordan Arena. However, radio stations broadcasting through a cellular system may be seated at or near the scorer s table. BULLDOGS QUICK FACTS City, State & Zip:...Bowie, Maryland Founded:...January 9, 1865 Enrollment:...5,404 Nickname:... Bulldogs School Colors:...Black and Gold Arena (Capacity):... A.C. Jordan (2,200) Affi liation:... NCAA - Division II Conference:... Central Intercollegiate Athletic Assoc. President:...Dr. Mickey L. Burnim Alma Mater:... North Texas State Athletic Director:... Derek Carter Alma Mater:... Virginia Tech (1985) Head Coach:...Luke D Alessio Alma Mater (Year):...Catholic Univ. of America (1983) Record at BSU (Years): (9th Season) Career NCAA Record (Years): (8) Career Record at Catonsville CC: (6) Basketball Offi ce Phone:... (301) Best Time to Reach Coach:...9 a.m. 5 p.m. (M F) Assistant Coaches (Alma Mater / Year) Fred Burroughs Bowie State James Simmons Prince George s CC Tim Thomas Cheyney (1977) Ronald Winbush First Year of Basketball: Overall All-Time Record: No. of Years in NCAA Tournament / Last: 3 / Last Post Season Appearance: vs. Result:... Lost 64-70* *NCAA South Atlantic Region Championship Sports Information Director:...Gregory C. Goings Offi ce Phone:... (301) Offi ce Fax:... (301) ggoings@bowiestate.edu SID Mailing Address: Jericho Park Road Bowie, MD Overnight Address: Jericho Park Road James Physical Education Complex Room 124 B Bowie, MD Athletic Trainer:... Gerard Burley Training Room Phone:... (301) Overall Record Last Year: Home: 12-3 Away: 5-5 Conference Record / Finish: / 3rd East Final Ranking Last Year (Poll): N/A Starters Returning / Lost: 2 / 3 Letterwinners Returning / Lost: 10 / 3 Credits: The Bowie State University Women's Basketball Media guide was produced by BSU's Offi ce of Sports Information. The publication was compiled and edited by Gregory C. Goings, Sports Information Director with typesetting and design assistance from MultiAd (Peoria, IL). Cover design and printing by MultiAd. Athletic photos courtesy of Lawrence Johnson, Carroll Smith, Bobby Parker. Additional photos courtesy of the Bowie State Office of University Relations and Marketing. Cover photos courtesy of Lawrence Johnson - All Pro Photo all 1

4 History of Bowie State Bowie State University is an outgrowth of the fi rst school opened in Baltimore, Maryland, on January 9, 1865, by the Baltimore Association for the Moral and Educational Improvement of Colored People, which was organized on November 28, 1864, to engage in its self-appointed mission on a statewide basis. The fi rst normal school classes sponsored by the Baltimore Association were held in the African Baptist Church located on the corner of Calvert and Saratoga Streets. In 1868, with the aid of a grant from the Freedmen s Bureau, the Baltimore Association purchased from the Society of Friends a building at Courtland and Saratoga Streets for the relocation of its normal school. In 1883, it was reorganized solely as a normal school to train Negro teachers. The Baltimore Normal School received occasional fi nancial support from Baltimore City in 1870 and the State of Maryland in In 1871, it received a legacy from the Nelson Wells Fund. This fund, established before Wells death in February 1843, provided for the education of freed Negro children in the State of Maryland. On April 8, 1908, at the request of the Baltimore Normal School, which desired permanent status and funding as an institution for the education of Negro teachers, the State Legislature authorized its Board of Education to assume control of the school. The same law re-designated the institution as Normal School No. 3. Subsequently, it was relocated on a 187-acre-tract in Prince George s County, and by 1914 it was known as the Maryland Normal and Industrial School at Bowie. A two-year professional curriculum in teacher education, which started in 1925, was expanded to a three-year program. In 1935, a four-year program for the training of elementary school teachers began, and the school was renamed Maryland State Teachers College at Bowie. In 1951, with the approval of the State Board of Education, its governing body, Maryland State Teachers College expanded its program to train teachers for junior high schools. Ten years later, permission was granted to institute a teacher-training program for secondary education. In 1963, a liberal arts program was started, and the name was changed to Bowie State College. In 1970, Bowie State College was authorized to grant its fi rst graduate degree, the Master of Education. A signifi cant milestone in the development of the graduate studies at Bowie State was achieved with the Board of Trustees approval of the establishment of the Adler-Dreikurs Institute of Human Relations in On July 1, 1988, Bowie State College offi cially became Bowie State University, a change refl ecting signifi cant growth in the institution s programs, enrollment and service to the local area. On the same day, the University also became one of the constituent institutions of the newly formed University System of Maryland. In 1995, Bowie State University won an 11-year $27 million award from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration/National Science Foundation to become one of only six national Model Institutions for Excellence in science, engineering, and mathematics. This award significantly strengthened the institution s academic infrastructure and enhanced an already excellent computer science and technology program that has consistently ranked fi rst in the nation in graduating African American students with master s degrees. Bowie State University, throughout its history, has achieved major milestones in spite of limited resources. In spring 2005, with the unveiling of the supercomputer that was built by Bowie State University faculty and students, Bowie State University emerged as a leader among higher education institutions in computing power. At the time of its unveiling, Bowie State s super computer was the fastest supercomputer of all higher education institutions in the state of Maryland, the eighth fastest in the United States, and among the top 200 fastest in the world. Since Bowie State University is among the nation s leaders in teacher education, with 50 years of successive accreditation by the National Council of the Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE), one should understand the reason that the fi rst doctoral program would be in the fi eld of education. For the first time in the history of the University, Bowie State University conferred an earned doctorate, with 16 persons receiving the Doctorate in Education Leadership, during the May 2005 commencement. In June 2006 the University System of Maryland Board of Regents approved Bowie State University s fi rst doctoral degree in a science discipline, the Doctor of Applied Science in Computer Science. Currently, Bowie State University offers 19 bachelor s degree programs, 20 master s degree programs, and two doctoral degree programs. 2

5 university president Dr. Mickey L. Burnim - President Dr. Mickey L. Burnim, a native of Teague, Texas, became President of Bowie State University on September 1, Within a few weeks of his arrival, he established a committee to review and enhance the University s strategic plan and created a communications task force to enhance University communications. During his short tenure at Bowie State, Dr. Burnim can be credited with a redesigned University web page, technology enhanced communications, revitalization of shared governance, the implementation of the President s Staff Awards, and a lower fee structure for graduate students. Dr. Burnim has made numerous appearances telling the Bowie State Story. His vigor in championing the cause of Bowie State University has generated new vitality on the campus and increased charitable giving to the University. Prior to arriving at Bowie State University, Dr. Burnim served as Chancellor for 11 years at Elizabeth City State University (ECSU) and was the eighth chief executive offi cer of ECSU. A few of his signifi cant accomplishments at ECSU include the University s fi rst two endowed professorships, the University s fi rst three master s degree programs, several new baccalaureate degree programs, a joint pharmacy program in partnership with the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, and the largest construction and renovation project ($46.3 million) ever undertaken at ECSU. Other higher education experiences include service as Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs at North Carolina Central University, Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs in the General Administration of The University of North Carolina, and a faculty member and researcher at Florida State University. Additionally, Dr. Burnim has served as a staff economist at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Dr. Burnim has three earned degrees in economics a bachelor s and a master s from the University of North Texas and a doctorate from the University of Wisconsin at Madison. His fi elds of specialization are public fi nance and labor economics. He has written papers and published articles in these areas. Dr. Burnim serves on numerous local and national boards. He is the immediate past chairman of the Board of Directors for the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA); he serves nationally on the Board of Directors for the National Association For Equal Opportunity in Higher Education (NAFEO), the Board of Directors for the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU), the American Council on Education Commission on Advancement of Racial and Ethnic Equity, and the System and Computer Technology (SCT) Executive Advisory Council. Dr. Burnim and his wife, the former LaVera Levels, have two adult children and three grandchildren. 3

6 athletic administration Derek Carter - Athletic Director The year will mark the fi fth year for Derek Carter to serve as Director of Athletics at Bowie State University. While overseeing all internal and external operations of the Department of Athletics, Carter s vision of total student-athlete development is being developed. With the implementation of the NCAA Champs/Life Skills program, expanding the athletic department staff, upgrading the athletic website, and maintaining an athletic championship mentality, Bowie State athletics continues to thrive within the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA). A Washington, DC native and graduate of DeMatha High School, Carter brings over fi fteen years on intercollegiate athletic experience to Bowie State University. Prior to his arrival at BSU, Carter served as Athletic Director at University, Assistant Athletic Director at Virginia Tech, Assistant Director of Student Life at The University of Tennessee, and Athletic Director at Patrick Henry High School, Ashland, VA. He also spent three years as a marketing/account representative at The Xerox Corporation. He earned his B.S. in Marketing Education form Virginia Tech where he was also a four year letter winner in football. In addition, he earned a M.S. in Sport Management from The University of Tennessee/Knoxville. Carter is also a 1997 graduate of the Sports Management Institute s Executive Program. Carter and his wife Karen (BSU 86) are the proud parents of Bryce (6) and Cole (2). Donna Polk - Associate Athletic Director/Compliance Donna Polk joined the Bowie State University family in October 2005 as the Associate Athletic Director/Compliance Coordinator. Prior to joining BSU, Polk served as the Director of Compliance and Sports Information Director at Columbia Union College from Polk's athletic experience includes stints as Head Women's Basketball Coach (Columbia Union College) and Head Girl's Junior Varsity and Varsity Coach at Bowie High School. The Harbeson, Delaware native played four seasons for the Lady Pioneers of Columbia Union basketball team ( ) and is a member of the 1,000 point club. Polk earned a B.S. in Counseling Psychology from Columbia Union and earned a M.A. degree in Organizational Management from the University of Phoenix. 4

7 athletic administration Gregory C. Goings - Sports Information Director Gregory C. Goings begins his fi fth year as the Bowie State University Sports Information Director. A native of Washington, D.C. and graduate of University, he has over 16 years experience in the field of collegiate sports information. Prior to joining the BSU family, he was a Sales Associate with Chevy Chase Bank ( ). His athletic experience began in 1988 at University as their Sports Information Director, a position he held until October The Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) and the CIAA Sports Information Directors Association selected him as Sports Information Director of the Year in and again in In the summer of 1995, he was selected as a Press Offi cer for the United States Olympic Festival in Denver, Colorado. Additionally, he also served as official scorer for Reviving Baseball in the Inner Cities (RBI) World Series in Cleveland, Denver and Orlando. One other interesting fact, is that he also finds time to officiate collegiate and high school basketball, something he has done for the past 23 years. In addition to his athletic experience, he was the host of the #1 rated (Arbitron) night time radio program (The Quiet Storm) on WCDX - Power 93 FM ( ), served as an air personality for University s public broadcasting radio station - WVST and for WPLZ - Magic 99 FM ( ). Goings is a member of the College Sports Information Directors Association (CoSIDA), Black College Sports Information Directors Association (BCSIDA), Second Vice President of the Division II Sports Information Directors Association and Secretary of the CIAA Sports Information Directors Association. Mr. Goings is a past president of the CIAA Sports Information Directors Association, former member of the Harlon Hill Division II Football Player-of-the-Year Advisory Committee and is a life member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated. He is a 1977 graduate of McKinley Tech High School. Mr. Goings and his wife Dr. Donna Powell-Goings reside in Beltsville and he has one daughter, Shannen (16). Arlene Creek - Senior Woman Administrator Arlene Creek begins her seventh year as the BSU Athletics Senior Woman Administrator. She also serves the Department of Athletics as the Facilities Coordinator, advisor for the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and Event Manager. "Sheriff" Creek as she is affectionately know throughout the Department, has been associated with Bowie State for over 30 years. The Edenborn, Pennsylvania native matriculated as a student and went on to serve on the athletic staff in various coaching capacities. Creek earned a B.S. in Health, Physical Education and Recreation from Bowie State and a Masters in Urban Secondary School Administration and Supervision from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. 5

8 Season outlook Bowie State Bulldogs Outlook Bowie State University men s basketball will probably be status quo for the Even though the Bulldogs lost the CIAA Player of the Year and CIAA leading scorer Gil Goodrich and the team s second leading scorer Tyronne Beale, BSU should still be a pretty good team. Bowie State fi nished last season with a overall record (11-9 in the CIAA), and placed third within the Eastern Division. Gone are Goodrich s 25.5 points and 7.4 assists per game and Beale s 21.1 points and 8.5 rebounds per game. However, the Bulldogs return seniors Joshua Johnson (6-6, 210, forward), Jason Ingram (6-4, 199 guard) and Orlando Wright (6-3, 200, guard). Wright started all 29 games last season averaging 10.8 ppg and 3.9 rebounds. Ingram played in all 29 games (starting 28) and ranked fourth in team scoring (9.4) and third in rebounds (5.4). Johnson played in every game last season and ranked second in team rebounds, averaging 6.7 per game. Another key player off the BSU bench was freshman Corey Camphor. Camphor returns for his sophomore season and one of the Bulldogs other key returnees. Orlando Wright Top newcomers to the Bowie State Bulldogs program will be seniors David Paris and Arthur Bowers. Paris, a transfer from the University of California, is a 6-9, 250 lb. center from Piedmont, California. Bowers is a 6-3, 205 lb shooting guard that sat out last season after transferring from the University of Massachusetts. Other top newcomers include sophomore Christian Jackson (6-4, 210, guard/forward) and senior Carlos Williams (6-1, 180, guard). Bowie State led the conference in scoring (87.0) and free throw Jason Ingram percentage (.711) and the Bulldogs ranked second in scoring margin (+7.0). Bowie State will open the season Friday, November 16, hosting the Bulldogs Classic. BSU will tangle with Cheyney at 7:30 p.m. while Holy Family and East Stroudsburg will tip the Classic off at 5:30 p.m. BSU will also make a return to the Mecca Madison Square Garden December 1st to face University. 6

9 head coach Luke D Alessio - Head Coach Luke D Alessio begins his 9th season on the Bulldogs sideline and has many new faces to blend into a unit. D Alessio joined the Bowie State University family in 1999 with a reputation as a coach that was able to turn a program around. After posting a 7-21 record in his inaugural season, D Alessio lived up to that reputation in , when his Bulldogs compiled a 19 9 record, BSU s first winning season in 30 years. The teams 10 and 6 record in the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association also marked Bowie State s fi rst winning record in the conference. Some of D Alessio s other accomplishments include the 2003 CIAA Championship, 2003 NCAA Division II Final Four Semifi nalist, 2004, 2005 CIAA Eastern Division Champions, 2004 NCAA Division II South Atlantic Regional Semifi nalist, ranked #1 at one point during the Season, hosted opening round of the NCAA South Atlantic Regional and 2005 NCAA Division II Sweet 16. Personal accomplishments include and CIAA Coach of the Year, 2003 Most Outstanding Coach (CIAA Tournament) and 2003 South Atlantic Region Coach of the Year. After coaching the fi rst two years at Bowie State in a part-time role, D Alessio was given the position on a full-time basis beginning with the season. This appointment marked the fi rst time in at least a decade, the Bulldogs program operated with a full-time coach. He began his coaching career at Good Counsel High School as a junior varsity coach from , before moving on to his alma mater, Catholic University of America. D Alessio, a 1983 graduate of Catholic University, was no stranger to the Washington, DC campus. He played guard for them from and helped his team advance to the conference fi nals in D Alessio s tenure at Catholic University began in 1986 working fi rst for head coach Jack Bruen until 1989, then continuing with head coach Bob Valvano from He was the head recruiter and devised and implemented offensive and defensive strategies for teams that won fi ve tournament championships during his tenure at the Washington, D.C. campus. D Alessio got his fi rst head coaching job in 1994 when he took over the program at Catonsville Community College. Catonsville had not had a winning season since In 1995, he turned the corner with a record and would never look back. D Alessio guided Catonsville to the Elite 8 in 1996 and his 1999 team ranked #1 in the country during the 1999 season as well. Over the next four years, D Alessio s team would win no less than 23 games each season. He was recognized for his outstanding coaching jobs, garnering Maryland Junior College Coach of the Year honors in 1996, 1997 and His teams also won the Maryland Junior College championship during that period. He and his wife of 24 years, Jacqui, reside in Annapolis, MD, along with their children Jacob (23), Elena (22) and Alex (12). 7

10 assistant coaches Fred Burroughs Assistant Coach Coach Burroughs enters his sixth season as an assistant for the Bulldogs. This is his second stint as a coach at Bowie State. He previously served as an assistant for the Lady Bulldogs ( ) and will enter his fourth season as BSU s head softball coach. Prior to his return to Bowie State University, he spent three seasons as an assistant men s basketball coach at University ( ). Following his fi rst stint at Bowie State, he served as assistant men s basketball coach ( ) and head coach of the women s basketball team at Columbia Union College. He joined the staff at the University of the District of Columbia in 1999 as an assistant men s basketball coach and head cross country coach. Coach Burroughs has coached and lectured at several basketball camps, including those of the New York Knicks, Philadelphia 76ers and the University of Maryland. Burroughs coached football, basketball and baseball at Quince Orchard High School (Gaithersburg, MD) and in 1991, his team advanced to the 4A State basketball Championship game. Burroughs, a native of New York, New York, attended Rice High School, where he competed in basketball and cross country. It was no surprise to anyone who knew him that he turned his attentions to the coaching ranks, which he has been doing in various capacities for over 20 years. Burroughs resides in Northern Prince George s County (MD) and is the proud father of three adult daughters LaTonya, Latesha and India. james simmons Assistant Coach James begins his fi fth season as an assistant for the Bulldogs. Prior to that, he served four years as a second assistant coach for the Lady Bulldogs. Before his career on the collegiate level, Simmons was an assistant boy s varsity coach for six seasons ( ) at Laurel (MD) High School. He began coaching in 1997 as head JV boy s coach at Laurel High School. He played shooting guard/forward for Prince George s Community College for two years after graduating from Eleanor Roosevelt High School in Simmons continued to play basketball for the semi-pro Maryland All-Stars in 1996, played in the Urban Coalition League in 1996 through 2000 and played with the Maryland Nighthawks and Metro Basketball Association semi-pro leagues. He is also Co-Director of Charm City Basketball, Incorporated. Simmons is employed full-time at Scotchtown Elementary School serving as a Special Education Resource teacher. Simmons is single and the father of three, twins Brandi and Brittanee (15) and Jalynn (6). timmothy thomas Assistant Coach Coach Thomas begins his 10th season at Bowie State University and is responsible for coaching and handling all administrative tasks including travel coordination. He previously coached with the Bulldogs from Thomas fi rst met D Alessio in 1983 when he was an assistant coach at Catholic University and D Allessio was a senior on the basketball team. At Catholic, some of Thomas duties included the tutoring of student-athletes, recruiting and scouting of opponents. Some of his other coaching experience includes stints as an assistant coach at the University of the District of Columbia ( ), head coach with the United States Grassroots League (1996) and assistant head coach for the DC Express ( ). From , Thomas worked at Montgomery College before heading to Bowie State where he was an assistant coach under head Bulldog coach Tyrone Hart. Thomas earned his Bachelor s degree in Social Science in 1977 from Cheyney State College (now Cheyney University). He currently works full-time in the Offi ce of the Attorney General for the District of Columbia (Child Support Section) as a lead investigator. Ronald Winbush Assistant Coach Ronald begins his fi rst season as an assistant for the Bulldogs. Winbush s coaching experience includes stints as the Associate head coach for elite AAU travel team Triple Threat, helping them to two consecutive top 25 and one top ten national ranking. Prior to that, he was the head coach of the Maryland P.G Jaguars travel team and while there, assisted several of his players to earn Division I scholarships. Winbush also served as the associate head coach at Saint Johns College High School for two years, and as a coach and counselor at the 5-Star/Rebok basketball camps in the mid 1980 s. He played for Robert Morris University, and was the team s leading scorer from He transferred to Robert Morris from Scottsdale Community College, where he was their leading scorer, averaging 25 points per game while earning fi rst team all conference honors for the season. Winbush prepped at Mackin Catholic and was a graduate of Calvin Coolidge, where his team was ranked 2nd in Washington Post poll and 12th nationally. Winbush is currently employed as an IT computer specialist for the Board of Education. 8

11 roster breakdown Numerical No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown/Previous School/ Major 1 David Paris F Sr. San Jose, CA / Univ. of California-Berkley / Social Work 3 Corey Stevens G So. Glenarden, MD / Good Counsel HS / Marketing 4 Carlos Williams G Sr. Louisville, KY / UNC-Charlotte / Business 5 Arthur Bowers G Sr. Wilmington, DE / Univ. of Massachusetts / Communications 10 Delano Johnson F 6-4, 237 Fr. Baltimore, MD / Dunbar HS / Pedology 12 Anthony Ivory F/C Jr. Washington, DC / Temple Univ. / Graphic Design 13 Jeron Jackson G Jr. Kensington, MD / Einstein HS / Communications 15 Curtis Massey F Jr. Upper Marlboro, MD / Dodge City CC / Communications 20 Corey Camphor G So. Upper Marlboro, MD / Bridgton Academy / Music 24 Jamil Ab dal-aliyy C Sr. Houston, TX / Univ. / Business Admin. 30 Christian Jackson F So. Alexandria, VA / Manhattan College / Communications 32 Ella Ella F Sr. Washington, DC / Knoxville College / Communications 33 Joshua Johnson F Sr. Annapolis, MD / Polk CC / Marketing 43 Orlando Wright G Sr. Bowie, MD / Prince George s CC / Business Mgmt. 44 Emanuel Witherspoon C Sr. Temple Hills, MD / Riverdale Baptist HS / Sociology (Criminal Justice) 45 Jason Ingram G Sr. Alexandria, VA / Dodge City CC / Sociology 55 Matthew Legare G Fr. Glen Burnie, MD / Antioch Christian School / Business Mgmt. Alphabetical No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown/Previous School/ Major 24 Jamil Ab dal-aliyy C Sr. Houston, TX / Univ. / Business Admin. 5 Arthur Bowers G Sr. Wilmington, DE / Univ. of Massachusetts / Communications 20 Corey Camphor G So. Upper Marlboro, MD / Bridgton Academy / Music 32 Ella Ella F Sr. Washington, DC / Knoxville College / Communications 45 Jason Ingram G Sr. Alexandria, VA / Dodge City CC / Sociology 12 Anthony Ivory F/C Jr. Washington, DC / Temple Univ. / Graphic Design 30 Christian Jackson F So. Alexandria, VA / Manhattan College / Communications 13 Jeron Jackson G Jr. Kensington, MD / Einstein HS / Communications 10 Delano Johnson F 6-4, 237 Fr. Baltimore, MD / Dunbar HS / Pedology 33 Joshua Johnson F Sr. Annapolis, MD / Polk CC / Marketing 55 Matthew Legare G Fr. Glen Burnie, MD / Antioch Christian School / Business Mgmt. 15 Curtis Massey F Jr. Upper Marlboro, MD / Dodge City CC / Communications 1 David Paris F Sr. San Jose, CA / Univ. of California-Berkley / Social Work 3 Corey Stevens G So. Glenarden, MD / Good Counsel HS / Marketing 4 Carlos Williams G Sr. Louisville, KY / UNC-Charlotte / Business 44 Emanuel Witherspoon C Sr. Temple Hills, MD / Riverdale Baptist HS / Sociology (Criminal Justice) 43 Orlando Wright G Sr. Bowie, MD / Prince George s CC / Business Mgmt. = Co-Captains Head Coach: Luke D Alessio Assistant Coaches: Fred Burroughs, Timothy Thomas, James Simmons and Ronald Winbush 9

12 Meet the bulldogs Jamil Ab dal-aliyy Senior Center Houston, TX ( Univ.) Business Administration DOB: January 11, 1983 Parents: Judge and Marilyn Mattocks Hobbies: Going to the movies and bowling Siblings: (Sister) Rabiah and (Brother) Sharif High School Honors: All-Conference ( ) Collegiate Honors: Dean s List ( ) Career Goal: Custom Home Designer/Builder Arthur Bowers Senior Guard Wilmington, DE (Univ. of Massachusetts) Communications Nickname: Artie DOB: July 28, 1984 Parents: Arthur and Kelly Bowers Hobbies: Watching television, playing cards and bowling Siblings: (Sisters) Amanda and Andrea and (Brother) Anthony High School Honors: All-Delaware First Team ( ) and All-New Jersey Prep First Team ( ) Collegiate Honors: All Atlantic 10 Conference Rookie Team ( ) Career Goal: Play professionally or broadcast journalist Total 3-Point Rebounds 24 5 Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg * / / * / /8.4 * Statistics from prior team/school Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg * / / / / / /3.6 * Statistics from prior team/school 10

13 Meet the bulldogs Corey Camphor freshman guard Upper Marlboro, MD (DeMatha H.S.) music Nickname: Shooter DOB: April 24, 1985 Parents: Michael and Delores Camphor Hobbies: Playing the drums and play station Siblings: (Brothers) Aaron and Brandon High School Honors: Team Mr. Hardworker Award (2004) Collegiate Honors: Four-Time CIAA Rookie of the Week and CIAA All-Rookie Team (2007) Career Goal: Start Own Record Label Total 3-Point Rebounds 20 Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / /3.4 Ella Ella Senior Forward Washington, DC (Knoxville College) Communications Nickname: E.J. 32 DOB: April 23, 1983 Parent: Irene Ella Hobbies: Watching movies, fi shing, reading, working out and playing X-Box 360 Siblings: (Sister) Elakeche and Achetu High School Honors: Top 20 Players in Washington, D.C. Metro Area ( ) and Team Citizenship Award ( ). Career Goal: Play Overseas or pursue and career as a Sportscaster 11

14 meet the bulldogs Jason Ingram junior guard Alexandria, VA (Dodge City CC) Sociology Nickname: J-Dub 45 DOB: June 5, 1983 Parents: Pam Ingram and Michael Johnson Hobbies: Cooking, hunting, swimming and playing board games Siblings: (Sister) Dawn and (Brother) Tori High School Honors: All-Met (2001), Northern Virginia Player of the Year (2001), Patriot District Player of the Year (2001), Team MVP ( ), Patriot District First Team (2000). Collegiate Honors: All-Conference Third Team (2002) Career Goal: Federal Marshall Anthony Ivory junior forward/center Washington, DC (Temple Univ.) Graphic design Nickname: Big Ant DOB: June 23, 1985 Parent: Charlyne Ivory Hobbies: Drawing and painting Siblings: (Sister) Tiffany Career Goal: Computer Graphics Designer Total 3-Point Rebounds 12 Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg * / / * / /1.6 * Statistics from prior team/school Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / /9.4 12

15 meet the bulldogs Christian Jackson sophomore forward Alexandria, VA (Manhattan College) communications Nickname: Boo 30 DOB: February 7, 1986 Parent: Jackie Jackson Hobbies: Working with children Siblings: (Brother) Akeem High School Honors: First Team All-League (2005), First Team All-County (2005), Third Team All-Met (2005), Prince George s County All-Star Game MVP (2005), Suitland HS Coach s Award (2005) and member of the Capital Classic Team (2005) Career Goal: Sports Broadcaster Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg * / /5.4 * Statistics from prior team/school Jeron Jackson junior guard Kensington, MD (Albert Einstein HS) Communications Nickname: Gunna DOB: October 13, 1984 Parent: Ronald Jackson Hobbies: Playing video games, watching movies and listening to music. Siblings: (Sister) Tyshika Career Goal: Network Director Total 3-Point Rebounds 13 Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / / / /1.5 TOTAL / /1.0 13

16 meet the bulldogs Joshua Johnson senior forward Annapolis, MD (Polk Community College) marketing Nickname: Zoe 33 DOB: August 11, 1985 Parent: Wanda Johnson Hobbies: Putting puzzles together and traveling Siblings: (Sisters) Kayla, Erica and Nicole and (Brother) Ralph High School Honors: All-County First Team ( ), All-Met First Team ( ), 1,000 Point Club and Capital Gazette All-Star Team MVP (2003). Collegiate Honors: Polk CC Holiday Tournament MVP (2003) and Polk CC New Year s Classic All-Tournament First Team (2003 and 2004), All-Sun Coast Conference First Team (2004), Sun Coast Conference All-Freshmen Team (2003) and All Sun Coast Conference First Team (2003) Career Goal: Sports Agent Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / /8.1 Matthew Legare freshman guard Glen Burnie, MD (Antioch Christian School) business management DOB: November 12, 1987 Parents: Son Suk and Phillip Anthony Legare High School Honors: Team MVP ( ), 6th Man Award ( ), Most Improved Player ( ), led county in assists ( ) and led county in scoring (28.0 ppg) during the season Career Goal: Own Shoe Company 55 14

17 meet the bulldogs Curtis Massey junior forward Upper Marlboro, MD (Dodge City CC) communications Nickname: Stretch DOB: December 11, 1985 Parents: Curtis and Belinda Massey Hobbies: Collecting sports fi gures Siblings: (Sisters) Tamia and Shantel and (Brother) Larry High School Honors: Most Improved (2003) Collegiate Honors: Third Team All-Conference (2005) Career Goal: Sports Analyst David Paris senior forward San Jose, CA (Univ. of California-Berkley) social work Nickname: Cali DOB: February 3, 1984 Parents: William Paris and Lynne Gary Hobbies: Fishing, playing video games and listening to music Siblings: (Sisters) Ashley and Courtney and (Brothers) Wayne, Austin, Brandon and William High School Honors: Northern California First Team (2002), Modesto Bee Player of the Year (2002) and Nike All-American (2002) Career Goal: To become a coach Total 3-Point Rebounds 15 Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg * / / * / /1.5 * Statistics from prior team/school 1 15

18 meet the bulldogs Cory Stevens sophomore guard Glenarden, MD (Good Counsel HS) business marketing Nickname: J.S.3 DOB: March 15, 1987 Parents: John and Renee Stevens Hobbies: Playing cards and bowling Siblings: (Sister) Chelsie High School Honors: Led team in steals and assists (2004) and led team in scoring (2005). Career Goal: Sports Agent Carlos Williams senior guard Louisville, KY (UNC-Charlotte) business Nickname: Los DOB: February 10, 1985 Parent: Jermayne Williams Hobbies: Watching television Siblings: (Sisters) Chawnte and Tiffany High School Honors: Led team in steals and assists (2004) and led team in scoring (2005). Career Goal: NBA Coach or General Manager Total 3-Point Rebounds 3 4 Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg * / /6.2 * Statistics from prior team/school Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / /0.9 16

19 meet the bulldogs Emanuel Witherspoon senior center Temple Hills, MD (Riverdale Baptist HS) Sociology (Criminal Justice) Nickname: E DOB: June 6, 1983 Parents: Laloni Witherspoon and Emmanuel Allen Hobbies: Watching movies Siblings: (Sisters) E tiania and Terry Career Goal: Correctional Offi cer Total 3-Point Rebounds 44 Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / /0.2 Orlando Wright senior guard Bowie, MD (Prince George s CC) business management Nickname: O.J. 43 DOB: July 2, 1985 Parents: Orlando and Diane Wright Hobbies: Watching movies, listening to music and traveling Siblings: (Sister) Zakia (Brother) Chris Collegiate Honors: JUCO All-Conference (2003), JUCO Western Athletic Conference MVP (2003), JUCO First Team All-Conference (2003) and MVP of the Ventura Christmas Tournament (2003). Career Goal: Real Estate Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg / /

20 statistics 18 Overall Record: Home: 12-3 Away: 5-5 Neutral: 2-2 Conference Record: 11-9 Home: 7-3 Away: 4-5 Neutral: 0-1 INDIVIDUAL statistics Total 3-Point Rebounds Year GP-GS Min/Avg FG-FGA Pct FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off-Def Tot Avg PF-FO Ast TO Blk Stl Pts/Avg AB DAL-ALIYY,Jamil / /3.6 BANKS,Joseph / /1.7 BEALE,Tyronne / /21.1 CAMPHOR,Corey / /3.4 GOODRICH,Gil / /25.4 HUTCHINSON,Aaron / /1.2 INGRAM,Jason / /9.4 JACKSON,Jeron / /1.5 JOHNSON,Joshua / /8.1 SCOTT,Cory / /2.8 STEVENS,John / /0.9 WITHERSPOON,Emanuel / /0.2 WRIGHT,Orlando / /10.8 TEAM Total /85.1 Opponents /78.1 Score by Periods: 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Bowie State Opponents Attendance Summary: Games Total Avg/Game Home 15 14, Away 10 13, Neutral Total 29 31, Deadball Rebounds: Off. Def. Total Bowie State Opponents Schedule 11/9 St. Mary s College (Exhibition) Washington, DC (Verizon Center) 7:30 p.m. 11/16 Cheyney (Bulldogs Classic) Bowie, MD 7:30 p.m. 11/17 Holy Family (Bulldogs Classic) Bowie, MD 7:30 p.m. 11/21 Columbia Union Takoma Park, MD 7:30 p.m. 11/27 * Livingstone Salisbury, NC 7:30 p.m. 12/1 * (Big Apple Classic) New York City, NY 7:30 p.m. 12/5 Lincoln (PA) Lincoln University, PA 7:30 p.m. 12/8 * St. Augustine s Raleigh, NC 7:30 p.m. 12/13 Mansfield Mansfield, PA 7:30 p.m. 12/15 * Bowie, MD 4:00 p.m. 12/29 Edinboro (Perreco Cup) Erie, PA (Hosted by Gannon Univ.) 6:00 p.m. 12/30 Gannon or Seton Hill (Perreco Cup) Erie, PA 6:00 p.m. or 8:00 p.m. 1/3 * Fayetteville State Bowie, MD 7:30 p.m. 1/5 * Bowie, MD 7:30 p.m. 1/12 * Raleigh, NC 7:30 p.m. 1/17 * Johnson C. Smith Bowie, MD 7:30 p.m. 1/19 * Livingstone Bowie, MD 7:30 p.m. 1/22 * Richmond, VA 7:30 p.m. 1/26 * Johnson C. Smith Charlotte, NC 7:30 p.m. 1/29 * Elizabeth City State Elizabeth City, NC 7:30 p.m. 2/2 * Fayetteville State Fayetteville, NC 7:30 p.m. 2/5 Lincoln (PA) Bowie, MD 7:30 p.m. 2/7 * St. Augustine s Bowie, MD 7:30 p.m. 2/9 * (TV Game) Bowie, MD 5:00 p.m. 2/12 * Petersburg, VA 7:30 p.m. 2/16 * Lawrenceville, VA 4:00 p.m. 2/19 * Elizabeth City State Bowie, MD 7:30 p.m. 2/23 Columbia Union Bowie, MD 7:30 p.m. 2/27 CIAA Tournament Charlotte, NC TBA 2/28 CIAA Tournament Charlotte, NC TBA 2/29 CIAA Tournament Charlotte, NC TBA 3/1 CIAA Tournament Charlotte, NC TBA

21 statistics Overall Record: Home: 12-3 Away: 5-5 Neutral: 2-2 Conference Record: 11-9 Home: 7-3 Away: 4-5 Neutral: 0-1 Season schedule/results DATE TIME OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS 11/17/06 7:30 p.m. # SALEM INTERNATIONAL W (26)GOODRICH,Gil (10)BEALE,Tyronne 11/18/06 4:00 p.m. # DOWLING W (33)GOODRICH,Gil (16)JOHNSON,Joshua 11/28/06 7:30 p.m. * LIVINGSTONE W (32)BEALE,Tyronne (17)BEALE,Tyronne 12/2/06 1:00 p.m. * vs L 3092 (10)AB DAL-ALIYY,Jamil (8)BEALE,Tyronne 12/5/06 7:30 p.m. * at Saint Paul s W (32)GOODRICH,Gil (10)JOHNSON,Joshua 12/9/06 3:00 p.m. MANSFIELD W OT (52)GOODRICH,Gil (15)BEALE,Tyronne 12/12/06 7:30 p.m. * ST. AUGUSTINE S L 1461 (26)GOODRICH,Gil (9)BEALE,Tyronne 12/19/06 7:00 p.m. ST. CLOUD STATE W (24)BEALE,Tyronne (9)AB DAL-ALIYY,Jamil (24)GOODRICH,Gil 1/6/07 7:30 p.m. * at L 2752 (25)GOODRICH,Gil (8)INGRAM,Jason 1/9/07 7:30 p.m. * NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL W (24)GOODRICH,Gil (8)WRIGHT,Orlando 1/11/07 7:30 p.m. * at Fayetteville State W (35)GOODRICH,Gil (7)GOODRICH,Gil (7)INGRAM,Jason 1/13/07 7:30 pm * SHAW W (27)GOODRICH,Gil (7)INGRAM,Jason (7)JOHNSON,Joshua 1/18/07 7:30 p.m. * at Johnson C. Smith L 1969 (16)BEALE,Tyronne (9)BEALE,Tyronne 01/20/07 7:30 p.m. * at Livingstone L 982 (30)GOODRICH,Gil (6)JOHNSON,Joshua 1/23/07 7:30 p.m. * VIRGINIA UNION W (38)GOODRICH,Gil (6)BEALE,Tyronne (6)JOHNSON,Joshua 1/27/07 7:30 p.m. * JOHNSON C. SMITH W (27)GOODRICH,Gil (10)BEALE,Tyronne 1/30/07 7:30 p.m. * ELIZABETH CITY STATE W (36)GOODRICH,Gil (8)JOHNSON,Joshua (8)INGRAM,Jason 2/3/07 5:00 p.m. * FAYETTEVILLE STATE W (17)BEALE,Tyronne (6)WRIGHT,Orlando (6)BEALE,Tyronne (6)INGRAM,Jason 2/8/07 7:30 p.m. * at St. Augustine s W (41)GOODRICH,Gil (11)BEALE,Tyronne 2/10/07 7:30 p.m. * at W (31)BEALE,Tyronne (7)BEALE,Tyronne 2/15/07 7:30 p.m. * at North Carolina Central L 1118 (22)BEALE,Tyronne (9)BEALE,Tyronne 2/17/07 7:30 p.m. * SAINT PAUL S L 828 (31)BEALE,Tyronne (10)BEALE,Tyronne (10)WRIGHT,Orlando 2/20/07 7:30 p.m. * at Elizabeth City State L 2367 (20)BEALE,Tyronne (12)BEALE,Tyronne 2/21/07 7:00 p.m. at Columbia Union W (29)GOODRICH,Gil (9)AB DAL-ALIYY,Jamil 2/23/07 7:30 p.m. * VIRGINIA STATE L 1106 (23)GOODRICH,Gil (10)INGRAM,Jason 2/24/07 7:30 p.m. COLUMBIA UNION W (26)BEALE,Tyronne (11)JOHNSON,Joshua 2/28/07 7:00 p.m. ^ v s W (32)GOODRICH,Gil (11)BEALE,Tyronne 3/1/07 7:00 p.m. ^ vs Johnson C. Smith W (17)BEALE,Tyronne (10)INGRAM,Jason 3/2/07 9:00 p.m. ^ vs Elizabeth City State L (16)GOODRICH,Gil (11)BEALE,Tyronne * = Conference game # = Bulldogs Classic (Bowie, MD) ^ = 62nd Annual CIAA Tournament (Charlotte, NC) 19

22 all-time vs. opponents All-Time vs. Opponents vs Albany State 1-0 vs Alvernia 0-1 vs Barber-Scotia 0-2 vs Benedict 0-1 vs Bloomfield 0-1 vs Bloomsburg 3-0 vs California (Pa 0-3 vs Capital College 2-0 vs Central State (Ohio 1-0 vs Charleston (W.V) 0-1 vs Cheyney 6-8 vs Clafl in 1-0 vs Clarion 1-1 vs Clark-Atlanta 0-1 vs Clinch Valley 0-1 vs Columbia Union 21-3 vs Columbus State 1-0 vs Coppin State 0-15 vs Delaware State 0-9 vs Dominican of N.Y 1-0 vs Dowling 2-0 vs Eastern Connecticut St vs Eckerd 1-0 vs Edinboro 1-0 vs Elizabeth City State vs Fairmont State 1-1 vs Fayetteville State vs Federal City 2-0 vs Felician 1-0 vs Florida Tech 0-1 vs Francis Marion 0-1 vs Frostburg State 0-4 vs Gallaudet 11-0 vs Gannon 1-2 vs George Mason 0-3 vs George Washington 0-2 vs Georgetown 0-3 vs Glenville State 1-0 vs Goldey-Beacom 1-0 vs Hampton 3-27 vs Howard 0-1 vs Indiana (PA) 1-5 vs John Jay 0-1 vs Johnson C. Smith 9-27 vs Kean 0-1 vs Kennesaw State 1-0 vs Kentucky Wesleyan 0-1 vs Kutztown 2-3 vs Lenoir-Rhyne 3-0 vs Liberty 1-10 vs Lincoln (PA 4-7 vs Livingstone vs Longwood 1-5 vs Lycoming 1-1 vs Lynchburg 0-2 vs Lynn 0-2 vs MD-Eastern Shore 0-4 vs Malone 0-1 vs Mansfield 2-2 vs Mary Washington 3-2 vs Mass-Lowell 1-0 vs Mercyhurst 0-1 vs Methodist 0-1 vs Millersville 0-7 vs Molloy 1-0 vs Morgan State 2-3 vs Morris Brown 0-1 vs Mount St. Mary s 0-1 vs N.C. Central 8-24 vs 1-34 vs North Alabama 0-1 vs Old Westbury 0-1 vs Oregon 0-1 vs Pace 1-0 vs Pacific 0-1 vs Pembroke State 0-1 vs Pfeiffer 0-1 vs Pitt Johnstown 5-3 vs Pratt 0-1 vs Presbyterian 1-0 vs Radford 0-1 vs Roger Williams 1-0 vs Rutgers-Camden 1-4 vs Sacred Heart 0-1 vs Saint Paul s vs Salem International 1-2 vs Salisbury State 1-1 vs vs Shepherd 2-1 vs Slippery Rock 1-0 vs Southampton 0-1 vs Southern Connecticut St 1-0 vs Southern Virginia 1-0 vs Spring Garden 0-2 vs St. Anselm 0-1 vs St. Augustine s vs St. Cloud State 1-0 vs St. Mary s (Md) 9-7 vs Stoney Brook 0-1 vs Texas A&I 0-1 vs Tusculum 1-0 vs Tuskegee 0-1 vs University of D.C 8-23 vs Univ. of MD (Baltimore) 0-2 vs vs vs Voorhees 1-0 vs Washington & Lee 0-1 vs Washington Bible College 3-0 vs West Chester 0-3 vs West 2-0 vs West Virginia Wesleyan 0-1 vs Wheeling Jesuit 1-1 vs Wiley 1-0 vs Wilmington (DE 2-1 vs Winston-Salem State

23 Year-by-year results Bulldog Year-by-Year George Blair No Records Available Roy Westmore No Records Available Taft Hickman Taft Hickman Robert Campbell No Records Available Nat Frazier Frank Silva Frank Silva Al Brathway Al Brathway Warren Reynolds Warren Reynolds Warren Reynolds Warren Reynolds Tyrone Hart Tyrone Hart Tyrone Hart Tyrone Hart Taft Hickman Taft Hickman Taft Hickman Taft Hickman Taft Hickman Luke D Alessio Luke D Alessio Luke D Alessio * Luke D Alessio *Kentucky Wesleyan Forfeited NCAA Semi-Final Game Luke D Alessio Luke D Alessio Luke D Alessio Luke D Alessio Game-by-Game Results (9-15) George Blair Era Lycoming OT (W) Wilmington (W) Gallaudet (W) Univ. of MD (Baltimore) (L) Salisbury State (L) Univ. of MD (Baltimore) (L) D.C. Teachers2OT (W) Barber Scotia (L) Salisbury State (W) George Mason (L) George Mason (L) Gallaudet (W) Roger Williams (W) St. Mary s (MD) (W) Delaware State (L) Wilmington (L) Frostburg State (L) Coppin State (L) Delaware State (L) St. Mary s (MD) (W) D.C. Teachers (L) Coppin State (L) Frostburg State (L) George Mason (L) (No Records Available) (No Records Available) (14-15) Roy Westmore Era (1 Season) Lycoming (L) Eastern Connecticut (L) Southeastern (W) Stockton (W) Wilmington (W) D.C. Teachers (W) Methodist (L) St. Mary s (MD) (W) Spring Garden (L) (L) Federal City (W) St. Mary s (MD) (L) Spring Garden OT (L) Wilmington (W) 21

24 game-by-game results Continued... Federal City Liberty Baptist Frostburg State Liberty Baptist Coppin State Gallaudet St. Mary s (MD) Coppin State D.C. Teachers Gallaudet Southeastern Frostburg State Stockton D.C. Teachers Coppin State (W) (L) (L) (L) (L) (W) (W) (L) (W) (W) (W) (L) (L) (W) (L) (No Records Available) (2-20) Taft Hickman Era (2 Seasons / 13-37) Southeastern Philadelphia Pharmacy Gallaudet Lincoln (PA) Delaware State Elizabeth City State OT South Hampton Old Westbury St. Mary s (MD) Univ. of D.C. Rutgers (Camden) Philadelphia Pharmacy Rutgers (Camden) Coppin State Gallaudet Lincoln (PA) Coppin State Delaware State Southeastern Univ. of D.C. St. Mary s (MD) (L) (L) (W) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (W) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (11-17) Georgetown Philadelphia Pharmacy Gallaudet Delaware State Liberty Baptist (L) (L) (W) (L) (L) (W) Pratt Institute (L) Dominican of N.Y (W) Southeastern (W) Elizabeth City State (L) Lynchburg (L) Liberty Baptist (L) St. Mary s (MD) (W) Lincoln (PA) (L) Univ. of D.C (L) Coppin State (L) Rutgers (Camden) (W) Philadelphia Pharmacy 4OT (L) Rutgers (Camden) (L) Gallaudet (W) Lincoln (PA) (L) Coppin State (L) Delaware State (L) St. Mary s (MD) (L) Southeastern (W) Mary Washington (W) Univ. of D.C (W) Mary Washington (W) (7-25) Robert Campbell Era Stoney Brook Gallaudet Washington & Lee Philadelphia Pharmacy Georgetown MD - Eastern Shore Gallaudet Liberty Baptist Lynchburg Southeastern Fairmont State California (PA) Longwood Liberty Baptist St. Mary s (MD) Univ. of D.C. Rutgers (Camden) Southeastern Philadelphia Pharmacy Lincoln (PA) St. Mary s (MD) Gallaudet MD - Eastern Shore Coppin State Morgan State Coppin State Southeastern Univ. of D.C. Mary Washington Lincoln (PA) (L) (W) (L) (W) (L) (L) (L) (W) (L) (W) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (W) (L) (L) (L) (L) (W) (L) (L) (W) (No Records Available) (7-18) Nat Frazier Era (1 Season) Southeastern Washington Bible Morgan State Johnson C. Smith Liberty Baptist Clinch Valley Fayetteville State Elizabeth City State Mary Washington Hampton Hampton Elizabeth City State Livingstone Winston-Salem State St. Augustine s vs. N.C. Central # #CIAA Tournament (W) (W) (W) (L) (W) (L) (W) (L) (L) (L) 0 2 (Forfeit) (L) (W) (L) (L) (L) (W) (L) (L) (W) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (2-24) Frank Silva Era (2 Seasons / 4-50) St. Mary s (MD) St. Augustine s California (PA) N.C. Central George Washington Livingstone Winston-Salem State John Jay Bloomfi eld State Morgan State Johnson C. Smith Elizabeth City State (W) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) 22

25 game-by-game results continued... Fayetteville State (L) Hampton (L) (L) St. Mary s (MD) (W) Hampton (L) vs. Winston-Salem State # (L) (2-24) St. Mary s (MD) (W) at St. Augustine s (L) at California (PA) (L) N.C. Central (L) (L) at George Washington (L) at Livingstone (L) at Winston-Salem State (L) at John Jay (L) at Bloomfield State (L) Morgan State (L) Johnson C. Smith (L) (L) at Elizabeth City State (L) at (L) at (L) at (L) at (L) (L) (L) Fayetteville State (L) Hampton (L) (L) at St. Mary s (MD) (L) at Hampton (L) vs. Winston-Salem State # (L) (1-27) Al Brathway (2 Seasons / 2-54) N.C. Central (L) at Liberty Baptist (L) at Livingstone (L) at Winston-Salem State (L) Johnson C. Smith (L) at MD - Eastern Shore (L) (L) Elizabeth City State (L) at Mount St. Mary s (L) vs. Kean (L) St. Augustine s (L) OT (L) Fayetteville State (L) Coppin State at Univ. of D.C. at at Hampton at Elizabeth City State at at Coppin State at Hampton at Univ. of D.C. vs. # #CIAA Tournament (L) (W) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (1-27) at Liberty vs. Pembroke State Winston-Salem State at Coppin State at George Washington Livingstone at Indiana (PA) at at St. Augustine s Elizabeth City State at at at Johnson C. Smith at Fayetteville State at N.C. Central at Elizabeth City State at Hampton Univ. of D.C. at at Lincoln (PA) at at Univ. of D.C. vs. Hampton # (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (W) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (5-23) Warren Reynolds Era (4 Seasons / 15-94) at Liberty (L) Sacred Heart (L) at (L) at Livingstone OT (W) at Winston-Salem State (L) St. Augustine s (L) at Hampton (L) (L) at Millersville (L) at Elizabeth City State (L) OT (L) at (L) at Univ. of D.C (L) (L) at (L) Johnson C. Smith OT (L) N.C. Central (W) Elizabeth City State (W) at (L) Hampton (W) Fayetteville State (W) (L) at (L) at Georgetown (L) (L) at MD - Eastern Shore OT (L) at Hampton (L) vs. Johnson C. Smith # (L) (4-24) Clark-Atlanta (L) Tuskegee OT (L) at Millersville (L) (L) OT (W) Livingstone (W) Winston-Salem State (L) at Morgan State (L) at Fayetteville State (L) at St. Augustine s (L) Elizabeth City State (L) (L) (L) at Johnson C. Smith (L) Millersville (L) at (W) (L) at N.C. Central (L) at Elizabeth City State (L) at Hampton (L) at (L) Univ. of D.C (L) at (L) at (L) Lincoln (PA) (W) at Univ. of D.C (L) Hampton (L) vs. St. Augustine s # (L) 23

26 game-by-game results (4-22) Columbia Union (W) St. Augustine s OT (L) at Winston-Salem State (L) at (L) at Howard OT (L) (L) at Millersville (L) Fayetteville State OT (L) vs. W. Va. Wesleyan (L) (L) at (L) Johnson C. Smith (L) N.C. Central (W) Longwood (L) Elizabeth City State (L) Hampton (L) at (L) (L) (W) at Elizabeth City State (L) at Longwood OT (L) at (L) at (L) at Hampton (L) vs. # (L) (2-25) Columbia Union (L) at St. Augustine s (L) Livingstone (L) Winston-Salem State (L) at Longwood (L) (L) Millersville (L) at Fayetteville State (L) at Indiana (PA) (L) at Millersville (L) (L) (L) at (L) at Johnson C. Smith (L) at N.C. Central (L) at (L) at Elizabeth City State (L) at Hampton (L) Longwood (W) at (L) OT (L) Elizabeth City State (L) (L) at Columbia Union (L) at (W) Hampton (L) vs. Winston-Salem State # (L) (7-19) Tyrone Hart Era (4 Seasons / 31-76) St. Augustine s (L) at Winston-Salem State (L) at Livingstone (W) Columbia Union (W) Johnson C. Smith (L) Fayetteville State (L) (W) at Washington Bible (W) at (L) Clarion (W) at Hampton (L) at Univ. of D.C (W) at Indiana (PA) OT (L) at (L) at (L) at Columbia Union (W) N.C. Central (L) (L) Elizabeth City State (L) (L) at (L) at Elizabeth City State (L) at (L) (L) Hampton (L) vs. # (L) (7-20) at Wheeling-Jesuit (W) at Shepherd (L) Winston-Salem State (L) (L) Livingstone (L) Hampton OT (W) Capital College (W) at Gannon (L) at Texas A&I (L) at Clarion (L) (L) at N.C. Central (L) at Johnson C. Smith (L) Columbia Union (W) at (L) at Elizabeth City State (L) at (L) at (L) Elizabeth City State (W) (L) at Hampton OT (L) (W) (W) at (L) vs. # (L) (9-18) Alvernia College OT (L) West Chester (L) at Winston-Salem State (L) at (W) at Livingstone (W) Hampton (L) St. Augustine s (W) Capital College (W) Fayetteville State (L) at Delaware State (L) Johnson C. Smith (W) Hampton (L) (W) N.C. Central (L) Johnson C. Smith (L) (L) at (L) (L) Elizabeth City State (L) (L) at Elizabeth City State (L) at (W) at (L) at (L) (W) at Hampton (W) vs. Johnson C. Smith # (L) (8-19) at Lincoln (PA) (L) Winston-Salem State (L) (W) at Morgan State (W) Livingstone (W) at Hampton (L) at Delaware State (L) at St. Augustine s (W) at Fayetteville State (L) Albany (GA) State (W) Benedict (L) West Virginia Wesleyan (W) at N.C. Central (L) at Johnson C. Smith (L) at (L) at Elizabeth City State (L) at (L) at (L) Elizabeth City State (L) at Cheyney (L) 24

27 game-by-game results Continued... at Hampton vs. Fayetteville State # (L) (L) (W) (L) (W) (L) (L) (8-18) Taft Hickman Era (5 Seasons / ) West Chester Longwood Cheyney at Winston-Salem State at at Livingstone Hampton St. Augustine s Fayetteville State at Coppin State Gannon Mercyhurst N.C. Central Johnson C. Smith at Elizabeth City State at Elizabeth City State at at at at Hampton vs. N.C. Central # (L) (L) (W) (W) (L) (L) (L) (W) (W) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (W) (L) (W) (W) (L) (W) (L) (L) (L) (L) (8-19) Slippery Rock at West Chester Livingstone Kutztown Winston-Salem State at St. Augustine s at Fayetteville State at Florida Tech at St. Anselm s at Lynn at N.C. Central (W) (L) (L) (W) (W) (L) OT (W) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) at Johnson C. Smith (L) OT (W) at (L) at Elizabeth City State (L) at (L) at (L) at University of D.C (W) Elizabeth City State (L) (W) (L) (W) University of D.C (L) (L) at Delaware State (L) vs. St. Augustine s # (L) (4-23) at Pitt-Johnstown (L) University of D.C (L) Cheyney (L) Livingstone (W) Winston-Salem State (L) (W) Kutztown (L) St. Augustine s (L) Fayetteville State (L) at Cheyney (W) at (L) N.C. Central (L) Johnson C. Smith OT (W) University of D.C (L) (L) Elizabeth City State (L) at Columbia Union (L) (L) (L) at Elizabeth City State (L) at (L) Lynn (L) at (L) (L) at University of D.C (L) at (L) vs. Fayetteville State # (L) (5-19) Livingstone (W) Winston-Salem State (L) at St. Augustine s (L) at Fayetteville State (W) at Cheyney (L) Cheyney at N.C. Central at University of D.C. at at Johnson C. Smith at Kutztown University of D.C. at Elizabeth City State at at at at Lincoln (PA) Elizabeth City State Columbia Union vs. Johnson C. Smith # (L) (L) (L) (W) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (L) (W) (L) (W) (L) (6-21) at North Alabama (L) Lenoir-Rhyne (W) Indiana (PA) (L) at Cheyney (L) at Livingstone (L) at Winston-Salem State (L) St. Augustine s (L) Kutztown (L) Fayetteville State (L) at Indiana (PA) (L) at * (L) N.C. Central (L) at University of D.C (L) * (L) Johnson C. Smith (L) University of D.C (L) at Columbia Union (W) at (L) Elizabeth City State (L) (L) (L) at (L) * (L) at (L) at Elizabeth City State 3OT (L) vs. Fayetteville State # (W) vs. # (L) * Game Later Forfeited By Virginia St. & 25

28 game-by-game results (7-21) Luke D Alessio Era Barber-Scotia (L) Morris Brown (L) Livingstone (L) Winston-Salem State (L) at St. Augustine s (L) Cheyney (L) at Millersville OT (L) at Fayetteville State (L) at Cheyney (L) at Kutztown (W) at OT (L) University of Charleston (L) Mansfield (L) (W) at N.C. Central (L) at (L) at Johnson C. Smith (L) Pitt-Johnstown (L) (L) at Elizabeth City State (L) at (L) (W) at (L) (W) Elizabeth City State (W) University of D.C (W) vs. Fayetteville State # (W) vs. N.C. Central # (L) (19-9) Central State (OH) (W) at Livingstone (W) at Winston-Salem State (W) St. Augustine s (W) Cheyney (W) (W) at New Jersey Tech (L) Vorhees OT (W) at Indiana (PA) (W) Pitt-Johnstown (W) at (L) at Pitt-Johnstown (L) N.C. Central (W) Fayetteville State (W) (L) Johnson C. Smith (L) Columbia Union (W) New Jersey Tech (W) at (L) Elizabeth City State (L) at Columbia Union (W) at (W) at OT (L) (L) at (W) at Elizabeth City State (W) vs. Livingstone (W) vs. Johnson C. Smith # (L) (20-8) at University of D.C (L) Winston-Salem State (W) at St. Augustine s (L) at St. Mary s (W) Washington Bible College (W) Livingstone (W) at (W) Shepherd (W) at Fairmont State (W) at Wheeling Jesuit (L) (W) at N.C. Central (L) at Fayetteville State (L) at (L) at Johnson C. Smith OT (W) Columbia Union (W) (W) at Elizabeth City State (W) Pitt-Johnstown (W) at (W) at Columbia Union OT (W) (W) at (W) (W) at Cheyney (L) Elizabeth City State (W) vs. Fayetteville State # (W) vs. Johnson C. Smith # (L) (30-5) Glenville State (W) Southern Connecticut St (W) at Winston-Salem State (W) St. Augustine s (W) University of D.C. 2OT (L) Cheyney (W) (W) at Shepherd (W) vs. Edinboro (W) at Gannon (W) at (W) N.C. Central (W) Fayetteville State (W) (W) Johnson C. Smith (W) at Livingstone (W) at OT (W) at Columbia Union (W) at Pitt-Johnstown OT (W) Elizabeth City State (W) OT (L) at (L) (W) Columbia Union (W at (L) at Elizabeth City State (W) Southern Virginia (W) vs. Johnson C. Smith # (W) vs. N.C. Central # (W) vs. # (W) vs. Lenoir-Rhyne $ (W) vs. Kennesaw State $ (W) vs. Presbyterian ^ (W) vs. Mass.-Lowell (W) vs. Kentucky Wesleyan* % (L) $ NCAA Tournament (Opening Round) ^ NCAA Tournament (Second Round) + NCAA Tournament (Elite Eight) % NCAA Final Four *Game Later Forfeited By Kentucky Wesleyan (23-6) at Cheyney (W) Bloomsburg (W) Eckerd OT (W) Livingstone (W) Winston-Salem State (L) at St. Augustine s (W) University of D.C (W) at (W) Mansfield (L) vs. Molloy (L) (W) at N.C. Central (W) at Fayetteville State (W) at (W) at Johnson C. Smith (W) Pitt-Johnstown (W) (W) Columbia Union (W) at Elizabeth City State (L) at (W) (W) at (W) at Columbia Union (W) (W) Elizabeth City State (W) at University of D.C (L) vs. N.C. Central # (L) vs. Lenoir-Rhyne $ (W) 26

29 game-by-game results continued... vs. Francis Marion $ (L) $ NCAA Tournament (Opening Round) (26-5) Cheyney (W) Goldey-Beacom (W) Felecian (W) at Mansfield (W) at Columbia Union (W) at Lincoln (PA) (W) St. Augustine s (W) Wilmington (DE) (W) West (W) at Salem International (L) at OT (W) N.C. Central (L) at Livingstone (W) (W) Johnson C. Smith (W) at Pitt-Johnstown (W) at (W) at Winston-Salem State (L) Elizabeth City State (W) Fayetteville State (W) OT (W) (W) at (W) (W) at (W) at Elizabeth City State (W) Columbia Union (W) vs. Fayetteville State # (L) Tusculum $ OT (W) Columbus State $ (W) $ (L) $ NCAA South Atlantic Regional (19-11) Bloomsburg Dowling vs. Pacifi c at Oregon Winston-Salem State at Saint Augustine s at Bloomsburg Salem International Pace vs. Clafl in vs. Wiley vs. University of D.C (W) (W) (L) (L) (W) (W) (W) OT (L) (W) (W) (W) (L) (W) (W) at N.C. Central (W) Livingstone (W) at (L) at Johnson C. Smith (L) (L) at Elizabeth City State (L) at Fayetteville State (L) at (W) at (W) (W) at (L) (W) Elizabeth City State (W) Columbia Union (W) vs. Winston-Salem State # (W) vs. Johnson C. Smith # (L) (19-10) Salem International (W) Dowling (W) Livingstone (W) vs (L) at Saint Paul s (W) Mansfield OT (W) Saint Augustine s (L) St. Cloud State (W) At (L) N.C. Central (W) at Fayetteville State (W) (W) at Johnson C. Smith (L) at Livingstone (L) (W) Johnson C. Smith (W) Elizabeth City State (W) Fayetteville State (W) at Saint Augustine s (W) at (W) at N.C. Central (L) Saint Paul s (W) at Elizabeth City State (L) at Columbia Union (W) (L) Columbia Union (W) vs. # (W) vs. Johnson C. Smith # (W) vs. Elizabeth City State # (L) 27

30 SUPERLATIVES Tyronne Beale MEN S BASKETBALL (19 10, 11 9 CIAA and 5 5 East) Bulldogs Classic All-Classic Team All-CIAA CIAA All-Tournament Team Team Most Dedicated Award Corey Camphor CIAA Rookie of the Week (11/19/06, 12/9/06, 12/16/06) CIAA All-Rookie Team Luke D Alessio CIAA Coach of the Week (12/9/06) Gil Goodrich Joshua Johnson Bulldogs Classic All-Classic Team CIAA Player of the Week (12/9/06, 1/28/07) All-CIAA CIAA Player of the Year CIAA All-Tournament Team Daktronics South Atlantic Region First Team Daktronics South Atlantic Player of the Year Daktronics First Team All-American Team MVP BSU Male Student-Athlete of the Year CIAA All-Tournament Team Team Most Improved Award 28

31 INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS SCORING (CAREER) Points Mike SINCLAIR (82 games) Chuck GHOLSTON (104 games) Tim WASHINGTON (75 games) Jamal SHIVERS (92 games) Shae JOHNSON (77 games) Aquila MATTHEWS (69 games) Omarr SMITH (87 games) Letheal COOK (48 games) Damion KEYES (51 games) Charles PETERSON (97 games) SCORING AVERAGE (minimum 5 games) Gil GOODRICH (28 games) Anton JENIFER (28 games) Tyronne BEALE (29 games) Mike SINCLAIR (82 games) Letheal COOK (48 games) Tim WASHINGTON (75 games) Damion KEYES (51 games) Brian BROOKS (51 games) Chuck GHOLSTON (104 games) Marquis MELTON (46 games) FIELD GOALS (CAREER) Field goals made Chuck GHOLSTON (104 games) Mike SINCLAIR (82 games) Tim WASHINGTON (75 games) Jamal SHIVERS (92 games) Aquila MATTHEWS (69 games) Kevin PURNELL (90 games) Shae JOHNSON (77 games) Letheal COOK (48 games) Charles PETERSON (97 games) Omarr SMITH (87 games) Field goals attempted Mike SINCLAIR (82 games) Chuck GHOLSTON (104 games) Shae JOHNSON (77 games) Tim WASHINGTON (75 games) Jamal SHIVERS (92 games) Omarr SMITH (87 games) Charles PETERSON (97 games) Aquila MATTHEWS (69 games) Damion KEYES (51 games) Charles WARNER (64 games) Field goal percentage (minimum 5 made) Ray CARR (9-13) Jon SMITH ( ) Keith ANDERSON ( ) Joshua JOHNSON (94-160) Tyronne BEALE ( ) Nathaniel FIELDS (55-100) Brandon WEST (33-61) Letheal COOK ( ) Scott NORMAN ( ) Roger TABB (23-43) POINT FIELD GOALS (CAREER) 3-point field goals made Mike SINCLAIR (82 games) Shae JOHNSON (77 games) Jamal SHIVERS (92 games) Stephen MOSS-KELLY (63 games) Omarr SMITH (87 games) Chuck GHOLSTON (104 games) Brian BROOKS (51 games) Cornelius McMURRAY (59 games) James RICE (50 games) Allen VAN NORDEN (64 games) point field goals attempted Shae JOHNSON (77 games) Mike SINCLAIR (82 games) Jamal SHIVERS (92 games) Omarr SMITH (87 games) Chuck GHOLSTON (104 games) James RICE (50 games) Stephen MOSS-KELLY (63 games) Cornelius McMURRAY (59 games) Brian BROOKS (51 games) Allen VAN NORDEN (64 games) point FG percentage (minimum 5 made) Jay NOLAN (70-124) , Donte WRIGHT-NELSON (5-9) , Tremaine ROBINSON (6-12) Thomas HAWKINS (82-187) Kevin BROADUS (5-12) Andre LAMBERT (15-36) Stephen MOSS-KELLY ( ) Michael BOYD (68-164) , Randy GILL (78-189) Greg BOYD (92-223) FREE THROWS (CAREER) Free throws made Tim WASHINGTON (75 games) Chuck GHOLSTON (104 games) Aquila MATTHEWS (69 games) Damion KEYES (51 games) Mike SINCLAIR (82 games) Letheal COOK (48 games) Anton JENIFER (28 games) Charles PETERSON (97 games) Che EVANS (76 games) Derick PAYNE (57 games) Free throws attempted Tim WASHINGTON (75 games) Chuck GHOLSTON (104 games) Aquila MATTHEWS (69 games)

32 INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS Free throws attempted (Continued... ) Charles PETERSON (97 games) Damion KEYES (51 games) Mike SINCLAIR (82 games) Letheal COOK (48 games) Che EVANS (76 games) Warren WRIGHT (53 games) Derick PAYNE (57 games) Free throw percentage (minimum 5 made) Omarr SMITH ( ) David MARSHALL (6-7) Cornelius McMURRAY ( ) Corey CAMPHOR (17-20) Keith BECKETT (5-6) Vincent BARNETT (5-6) Gil GOODRICH ( ) Anton JENIFER ( ) Gary SNEED (19-23) Attila COSBY (52-63) REBOUNDING (CAREER) Rebounds Kevin PURNELL (444o-437d) Tim WASHINGTON (202o-468d) Greg YOUNG (620o-0d) Charles PETERSON (610o-0d) Brian FORBES (511o-74d) Aquila MATTHEWS (343o-238d) Letheal COOK (215o-335d) Stephen MOSS-KELLY (140o-300d) Charles WARNER (436o-0d) David BURGIN (247o-178d) Rebounding average (minimum 5 games) Kevin IHEGITO (22 games) Letheal COOK (48 games) Kevin PURNELL (90 games) Tim WASHINGTON (75 games) Tyronne BEALE (29 games) Aquila MATTHEWS (69 games) John WHITE (40 games) , Damion KEYES (51 games) Bruce PURNELL (50 games) Renard BANKS (30 games) ,83-84 ASSISTS (CAREER) Assists Cornelius McMURRAY Chuck GHOLSTON Kevin BELL Brian BROOKS Kiyam HOLLOWAY Gil GOODRICH Arthur LEWIS Shae JOHNSON Anthony NELSON Steve MARVIN Assists average (minimum 5 games) Gil GOODRICH (28 games) Cornelius McMURRAY (59 games) Andre LAMBERT (15 games) Kevin BELL (52 games) Anton JENIFER (28 games) Steve MARVIN (35 games) Brian BROOKS (51 games) Greg BOYD (40 games) Chuck GHOLSTON (104 games) Tony MORTON (40 games) ,97-98 BLOCKED SHOTS (CAREER) Blocked shots Joseph ALLEN Letheal COOK Jon SMITH Tim WASHINGTON Derick PAYNE Jacque PATE n HAMPTON Kevin PURNELL Aquila MATTHEWS Dontae BLANEY Blocked shots average (minimum 5 games) Jon SMITH (35 games) Jacque PATE (30 games) Joseph ALLEN (47 games) Dontae BLANEY (27 games) Letheal COOK (48 games) Attila COSBY (26 games) Joshua JOHNSON (29 games) Tyronne BEALE (29 games) Duane HARPER (38 games) n HAMPTON (49 games) STEALS (CAREER) Steals Kevin PURNELL Dwayne MOORE Shae JOHNSON Aquila MATTHEWS Chuck GHOLSTON Damion KEYES Brian BROOKS Kiyam HOLLOWAY Omarr SMITH Warren WRIGHT Steals average (minimum 5 games) Gil GOODRICH (28 games) Steve MARVIN (35 games) Andre LAMBERT (15 games) Damion KEYES (51 games) Brian BROOKS (51 games) John JONES (12 games) Anton JENIFER (28 games) James RICE (50 games) Ray YOUNG (26 games) Kevin BELL (52 games)

33 staff directory Bowie State University Jericho Park Road Bowie, MD Main Office: (301) Fax: (301) Website: University President Dr. Mickey L. Burnim (301) (O) (301) (Fax) Public Relations Director Tammi Thomas (301) Athletic Support Staff Athletic Director Derek Carter (301) Associate Athletic Director / Compliance Donna Polk dpolk@bowiestate.edu (301) Program Management Specialist Donna Rice (301) drice@bowiestate.edu Senior Woman Administrator Arlene Creek (301) acreek@bowiestate.edu Sports Information Director Gregory Goings (301) (O) (301) (H) ggoings@bowiestate.edu Faculty Athletic Rep. Dr. Freddie Vaughns (301) (O) (202) (H) vaughns@bowiestate.edu Athletic Trainer Gerard Burley (301) gburley@bowiestate.edu Strength & Conditioning TBA (301) Cheerleaders Thomasina Boardley (301) tboardley@bowiestate.edu Alumni Director Monie Broadus (301) mbroadus@bowiestate.edu Registrar Dian Mitchell (301) damitchell@bowiestate.edu Admission Director Donald Kiah (301) dkiah@bowiestate.edu Band Director Adolph Wright (301) awright@bowiestate.edu Football Mike Lynn (301) mlynn@bowiestate.edu Assistant Coaches: Michael Carter Asst. Head Coach & Off. Coord. (301) mcarter@bowiestate.edu Daronte Jones Defensive Coordinator & Pro Liason (301) djones@bowiestate.edu Lester Overton Off. Line & Recruiting (301) Aaron Kinchen Defensive Line (301) Laurence Overton Outside Linebackers (301) Damon Wilson Running Backs & Special Teams (301) Jason White Defensive Line & Video Coordinator (301) Jason Freeman Inside Linebackers (301) Theron Smith Receivers & Tight Ends (301) Jim Tinch Advance Scouting (301) Arthur Thomas Administrative Asst. (301) Volleyball Toni Conway (301) tconway@bowiestate.edu Assistant Coach: Yvette Thomasson M&W Cross Country / Track & Field Michelle Latimer (301) mlatimer@bowiestate.edu Assistant Coaches Tracee Cheek Derell Quick Larry Colbert Phyllis Parrish Women s Basketball Doug Robertson (301) dorobertson@bowiestate.edu Patricia Taylor Dewayne Burroughs Joseph Haynes Men s Basketball Luke D Alessio (301) ldalessio@bowiestate.edu Fred Burroughs (301) Tim Thomas (301) James Simmons (301) Bowling Kenneth Scott (301) kscott@bowiestate.edu Softball Fred Burroughs (301) fburroughs@bowiestate.edu Tennis (Women) Kisha Reaves (301) kreaves@bowiestate.edu 31

34 the ciaa The Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association is the oldest African-American athletic conference in the United States. Founded in 1912 on the campus of Hampton Institute (now Hampton University), the CIAA embodies a history rich in tradition, which epitomizes the fortitude of its 11 colleges and universities. When the conference was founded, it was originally known as the Colored Intercollegiate Athletic Association. Its founding fathers were Allen Washington and C.H. Williams of Hampton Institute; Ernest J. Marshall of Howard University; George Johnson of Lincoln University (PA); W.E. Atkins, Charles Fraser and H.P. Hargrove of University and J.W. Barco and J.W. Pierce of University. Student-athletes who compete in CIAA sports this season, will continue a legacy of excellence that culminated in a competitive frenzy that began a half century ago. That culminating event was the fi rst CIAA basketball tournament. Today, it is highly regarded as an NCAA model for sports promotion and sponsorship. The first CIAA tournament was held at the end of the season in Turner s Arena in Washington, DC, where the North Carolina College men s team reined victorious over that inaugural tournament. Lem Graves, who chronicled the tournament events for a weekly newspaper, wrote that it was the all-time sports thrill of a lifetime. His assertion remains true today. The CIAA, which is composed of 10 member institutions: Bowie State University, Elizabeth City State University, Fayetteville State University, Johnson C. Smith University, Livingstone College, Saint Augustine s College, Saint Paul s College, University, University and Virginia Union University, is divided into eastern and western divisions in all sports except baseball, and sponsors 16 annual championships. The men s championships are football, cross country, basketball, cross country, indoor track and fi eld, golf and baseball. The women s championships are volleyball, cross country, indoor track and field, tennis, bowling, outdoor track and field and softball. Most recently, University won the NCAA Division II men s basketball national titles in 2005, 1992, and CIAA basketball teams have appeared in the NCAA tournament in each of the last 28 years. The conference has distinguished itself by having more teams compete for the national basketball title than any other conference at the Division II level. The CIAA represents the embodiment of quality in athletics. Not only does CIAA basketball rank amongst the top Division II conferences in the nation, it also celebrates some of the most revered football coaches who have ever taught the game. Coach Willard Bailey, currently at College is the CIAA s career coaching leader with 217 victories, and Herman Ike Boone, former Head Coach at T.C. Williams High School, who was portrayed by Denzel Washington in Disney s blockbuster movie Remember the Titans, are two of the many coaches that have brought unparalleled value to the CIAA s efforts in providing student athletes with quality educational opportunities that will last a lifetime. As the CIAA inches closer to 100 years of excellence in education and athletics, we continue to welcome growth and change; all with the confi dence that the legacy of the CIAA will continue. Eastern Division Bowie State University Elizabeth City State University Saint Paul s College University University Western Division Fayetteville State University Johnson C. Smith University Livingstone College Saint Augustine s College University 32